Headline Story
Charts and Graphs, #2
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Introduction
Read the Headline Story to the students. Encourage them to create problems that can be solved using information from the story.
Headline Story
Trina has 16 crayons, Helen has 43 crayons, and Glenn has 56 crayons What can you say?
Possible student responses
- Glenn has the most crayons.
- Trina has the fewest crayons.
- Helen has 27 more crayons than Trina, but 13 fewer than Glenn.
- Glenn has 40 more crayons than Trina and 13 more than Helen.
- They have 115 crayons altogether.
- They could not share the crayons evenly. They would have one extra crayon.
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